A new government unit in Singapore, the Community Relations Unit (CRU), will soon have the authority to investigate severe noise and hoarding disputes between neighbors, following the introduction of a new Bill. This unit, part of an enhanced Community Disputes Management Framework, will be able to deploy noise sensors and enforce mediation in difficult cases where informal efforts have failed. Initially piloted in Tampines, the CRU aims to address the growing number of noise-related complaints, especially post-pandemic, and provide a structured approach to resolving disputes. Read more to learn about how these changes will impact neighborhood harmony. Click here for the original news article.